The Good Earth by Pearl S. Buck (1931)

Set in rural China, the novel tells the story of Wang Lung, a poor farmer who rises to wealth and power.

It follows his struggles to deal with the forces of nature, his love for his family and his internal conflicts.

Wang Lung's fortunes are linked to the land and he learns to respect and honor it as his provider.

He marries O-lan, a servant from a nearby house, and they have three sons and two daughters.

As Wang Lung's wealth increases, he moves to the city and takes a concubine, much to O-lan's displeasure.

As the characters age, the land is divided among their children, creating tension and conflict.

Ultimately, Wang Lung realizes the importance of the land, and the cycle of life, as he faces death.

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